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🚀 Closing Soon: Applications & Nominations for the 2026 Elections - Be the Change!

Applications & Nominations Due April 1, 2026
Step up and shape the future of pelvic and abdominal health physical therapy. Run for leadership roles or nominate a colleague  — open positions include President-Elect, Directors-at-Large, SIG Directors, and more. Be the change! Visit our Nominations & Elections page

🌷Spring Sale – Save on CAPP Courses scheduled in 2026

Enjoy 30% off CAPP webinars and $40 off CAPP labs. This offer expires March 31, 2026, at 11:59 PM EST, and cannot be applied to recent or past registrations. Register Now + Apply Your Code: CAPP Webinar Promo Code: 30SPRINGWEB | CAPP Lab Promo Code: 40SPRINGLAB. Please use 30SPRINGWEB-1 for OB-Med.

⛹️‍♀️Don't Miss Your Chance to Attend! Antony Lo's The Female Athlete - Level 1 (Coming to Santa Cruz, CA Denver, CO and Peterborough, ON, Canada)

This is a 20+ hour in-person course designed for PT professionals who work with females who have pelvic health concerns such as a stress urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse or lumbopelvic pain. The course content is a mix of lecture and experiential movements and assessment labs reviewing movement assessment, squats, lunges, deadlifts, skipping, jumping and external pelvic floor assessment. Enroll for an Upcoming Live In-Person Course in North America Today

Santa Cruz, CA, USA | April 18–19, 2026 | Standard price: USD $599

Peterborough, ON, Canada April 25-26, 2026

 Standard price: CAD $799 | Earlybird price:  CAD $749   (enroll by 27 March, 2026)

Denver, CO, USA | May 2-3, 2026

Standard price: USD $599 | Earlybird price: USD $549 (enroll by 3 April, 2026)

💼 Featured Job Listing: Orlando VA Seeking Motivated Pelvic and Women's Health Resident start date August 2026!

Orlando VA is one of Central Florida's largest health care systems, interested in securing a Pelvic and Women's Health Resident slated to begin Fall 2026. Apply Today

📝 Pelvic health practice has evolved—our entry-level guidelines should too

Complete Survey by July 1, 2026

Help shape the future of pelvic health education. The Academy of Pelvic Health is updating its entry-level guidelines—last published in 2014—to better reflect current clinical practice. Your input will help ensure DPT programs prepare new graduates with essential pelvic health knowledge. Take the Survey and Make Your Expertise Count